A Territory-wide 24-hour curfew will be implemented for a period of 14 days commencing April 2. The extended curfew, however, does include 3 days where people can shop for essential supplies prior to the...
3/27/20 - The Government of the Virgin Islands has received over 10,000 pieces of protective gear including medical masks, gowns, gloves, glasses and temperature measurers from the Bank of Asia to assist...
In order to insure the safety of persons in the BVI and to reduce the spread of COVID-19, the Premier has announced that the Territory is now under curfew from 8PM-6AM until Friday night.
On 3/25/20 Premier Andew A. Fahie made a Statement On the FIRST CASE OF Coronavirus Disease COVID-19. He said, "Good day and God’s blessing to all. Thank you for joining us today for what is an important...
Read MoreThe BVI Government announced the following measures to avert the introduction and active transmission of COVID-19 in the British Virgin Islands, thereby safeguarding the health and well-being of all residents...
BVI Traveller is on Tortola and was able to snap this shot overlooking Lambert Bay and the North Shore. It is another testament of how truly beautiful the BVI is.
This is great news for the territory. The BVI Government has gotten serious about removing derelict vehicles and other bulky metal debris from around the islands. A majority of the abandoned vehicles are...
For all the fans of the Peter Island Resort & Spa, we finally have long-awaited news regarding the reopening of the resort. Since hurricane Irma destroyed the resort in 2017, information about what is...
Read MoreIn a recent NY Times article that listed 52 places to visit in the world during 2020 the BVI came it at #2. In its headline, the article described the BVI as "An island chain devastated by hurricanes rebounds...
With their fleet of 23 ft. and 35 ft. Contentders, Sunshine Powerboats offers Island Adventures with three islands of your choice, Tranquil Tours of Anegada or Guana Island, Sunset Cruises perfect for...
It’s long over due, but now it is finally happening. The clean up of derelict boats at Trellis Bay started today, as the BVI continues its effort to rid the islands of derelict boats.